Good to know the offshoring MTSOs are getting their $'s worth! NM
Posted By: The upshot on 2006-05-29
In Reply to: scary, isn't it?.......nm - anon
Subject: Good to know the offshoring MTSOs are getting their $'s worth! NM
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I write it out. A lot of programs MTSOs use
Subject: I write it out. A lot of programs MTSOs use
do not take the "special" symbols, only the common ones.
worth our while - NM
Subject: worth our while - NM
NM
worth our while
Subject: worth our while
GI MT weighs in...for what it's worth:)
Subject: GI MT weighs in...for what it's worth:)
I type lab results a lot in my clinic notes and I would go with GGT, although I transcribe it as gamma-glutamyl transferase.
I haven't stumbled across anything for GDT, or GBT, or GDP, or anything close in Stedman's GI & GU words or in Stedman's Pathology & Lab medicine words.
Let us know if you are able to get feedback from your doctor regarding the correct term:) I'm interested to see how this pans out.
for what it's worth, I type CK-MB sm
Subject: for what it's worth, I type CK-MB sm
It is CK-MB in my abbrev. book. But if you find it both ways from a reputable source, maybe you could appeal to have the points taken off that one.
Per Google- take it for what it is worth,
Subject: Per Google- take it for what it is worth,
there is conjunctival suffusion and tenderness of the calf muscle.
I would flag it...not worth guessing. nm
Subject: I would flag it...not worth guessing. nm
ƈ months' worth of samples' is right..nm
Subject: ƈ months' worth of samples' is right..nm
nm
whatever is free is worth its weight in gold
Subject: whatever is free is worth its weight in gold
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bladder reflection - my 2 cents worth
Subject: bladder reflection - my 2 cents worth
In Dorland's "reflection" means a bending or turning back. I have typed the expression often and am not truly sure how to explain it, but something like where the bladder is bent or folded onto the abdominal wall - as a location. Below is an excert from Google. What comes up in the notes I have is the following expression:
The anterior leaflet of the broad ligament on both sides was then incised along the bladder reflection to the midline from both sides and the bladder was gently dissected
The reflection of bladder on to the anterior abdominal wall is identified and the peritoneum divided at this position
Tx, tx, tx FT MT! I'm certain that's it. You're worth your weight in gold--hope you don&#
Subject: Tx, tx, tx FT MT! I'm certain that's it. You're worth your weight in gold--hope you don't weigh much, I'm poor. NM
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Hope they are not paying her more than 2 cents a line, which is about what her skill level is worth!
Subject: Hope they are not paying her more than 2 cents a line, which is about what her skill level is worth!!
She is so obviously lacking the fundamentals...
NWMNMT:Good grief, good grief, good grief..If this is the case, the doctor should also explain
Subject: NWMNMT:Good grief, good grief, good grief..If this is the case, the doctor should also explain
the meaning in an ADDENDUM.
How do you know what the doctor meant? GOOD GRIEF, are you the know-it-all (hyphens must be put here, as it is used as a noun!) on this board? Get over yourself!
Who understands what it means without an explanation?
The MOST obvious is apparently like I understood it:
5 packs in 1 year.
Maybe the doctor really meant this, 5 packs per year, so essentially a nonsmoker.
GOOD GRIEF, get over yourself!
Glad to help. You give good me a good S/L and info. nm
Subject: Glad to help. You give good me a good S/L and info. nm
Glad to help. You give good such good S/L and info. nm
Subject: Glad to help. You give good such good S/L and info. nm
Good save, Hay! I never heard of this. Have a good one! nm
Subject: Good save, Hay! I never heard of this. Have a good one! nm
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Good for you
Subject: Good for you
:-)
good/well
Subject: good/well
According to Webster's, good as an adjective and standard after verbs like "feel" and "taste". It goes on to say that both "good" and "well" are used to express good health, but "I feel good" may connote good spirits in addition to good health. I was always taught in English class that one feels "good," not well. If you feel well, your fingers are working correctly. Since it says that good and well are both used to express health, perhaps you can take your choice. I would write that he looks good.
Looks good to me.
Subject: Looks good to me.
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THX again-- your good!
Subject: THX again-- your good!
You are good, that is it !!!! Thank you...nm
Subject: You are good, that is it !!!! Thank you...nm
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looks good to me, thanks!
Subject: looks good to me, thanks!
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Yep, you did! Good for you! More fun that way. nm
Subject: Yep, you did! Good for you! More fun that way. nm
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So far so good for you, then.
Subject: So far so good for you, then.
re hypertension
That's a good one!
Subject: That's a good one!
Wow--ER MT you are good!
Subject: Wow--ER MT you are good!
I think this is incredibly fun trying to figure these things out! That one had me totally stumped!
Good job! I think you got it.
Subject: Good job! I think you got it.
nm
quite welcome - I'm not very good at the s/l- nm
Subject: quite welcome - I'm not very good at the s/l- nm
You are good, ....
Subject: You are good, ....
Thank you for both replies, above too. I really appreciate it!
U R good
Subject: U R good
the patient does have kidney problems! Thanks!!!
good to know...thanks
Subject: good to know...thanks
good - that's what I did...Thanks!
Subject: good - that's what I did...Thanks!
Same here, good to know, thanks..
Subject: Same here, good to know, thanks..
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Oh good thanks
Subject: Oh good thanks
I guess I just wasn't searching properly. I mean this is one I really would not want to get wrong - embarrassing!
Wow. This is why good MTs have
Subject: Wow. This is why good MTs have
Wow...good one
Subject: Wow...good one
I would assume that the FO part is fever of periodic pain... now the A part is another story... But you know the old saying about assuming...
Oh, very good!...nm
Subject: Oh, very good!...nm
Woo hoo! Looks good :) NM
Subject: Woo hoo! Looks good :) NM
NM up there... And it's a good day when
Subject: NM up there... And it's a good day when
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that's a good one - seen in both
Subject: that's a good one - seen in both
ways, some doc offices prefer one way over other, but more than not have seen Roman numerals.
That's a good one.
Subject: That's a good one.
But, I don't think so. She was very, very clear. One of the few docs I get who is not an ESL. If I get anything back from QA I'll let you all know.
you are good
Subject: you are good
it's hard to figure out what's being said without hearing it! It's like a puzzle.
wow, you all are good!! TY! n/m
Subject: wow, you all are good!! TY! n/m
:)
Good one!
Subject: Good one!
Thank you so much --that's a good one to know.
Subject: Thank you so much --that's a good one to know.
:)
THATS IT!! VERY GOOD!
Subject: THATS IT!! VERY GOOD!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
Looks good to me! :) nm
Subject: Looks good to me! :) nm
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LOL. Good one. nm
Subject: LOL. Good one. nm
You are good!
Subject: You are good!
But I already knew that. :) Thank you very much.
WELCOME,WELCOME,WELCOME. Have a good day.
Subject: WELCOME,WELCOME,WELCOME. Have a good day.
WOW you are good. Thanks! nm
Subject: WOW you are good. Thanks! nm
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